Coops and Cages offers more than chicken coops, with enclosures for cats, dogs, rabbits and ferrets too. So, depending on what you’ve bought, you can hire an assembler or get a handyman to handle the assembly rather than working through every panel, screw and fitting yourself. Here’s what a Coops and Cages pet enclosure assembler near you can typically help with: 

Chicken coop assembly

For a chicken coop, a Coops and Cages pet enclosure assembler can sort the flat-packed panels, match the fittings to the instructions and build the main frame before adding the roof, doors and nesting areas. If your model includes a run, they can assemble and attach that section too. 

They can also fit wire mesh, latches, roosting bars and other included components. Larger chicken coops from Coops and Cages can take more space and a second pair of hands, especially when aligning panels and securing the roof.

Catios assembly

Catios from Coops and Cages can involve more than putting four walls together. The range includes catios, runs, tunnels and netting, so your Tasker can assemble the enclosure frame, attach the mesh or netting, and connect any included extensions or access points. If you’re putting together a modular setup, getting the sections aligned properly can save you a fair bit of fiddling. 

Dog kennel assembly

Coops and Cages’ dog kennels usually need the base, side panels, roof and door assembled in the right order. Your Tasker can identify the matching panels and hardware, secure the frame, attach the roof and fit the door or opening. For larger kennel designs, keeping the panels steady while you fasten them can be awkward on your own. 

Rabbit hutches assembly

Putting together a Coops and Cages’ rabbit hutch can get fiddly, especially with models that include built-in runs or multiple levels. A Coops and Cages pet enclosure assembler near you can assemble the timber frame, secure the wire mesh, fit doors and latches, and install features such as pull-out trays or connected run sections. 

Rabbit hutches will usually sit outdoors, so your yard needs a level, stable spot that’s clear of overgrown grass, debris and anything that could get in the way. If the area needs some attention first, you can also consider posting a task for yard work to prepare a suitable spot before assembly.

Ferret cage assembly

Coops and Cages ferret cages can have multiple levels, doors, ramps and removable sections, so keeping track of each part can get fiddly. A Coops and Cages pet enclosure assembler can assemble the cage frame, secure the levels, attach doors and fit ramps or other included components. 

The cages have metal and wooden designs and different sizes. Getting someone to put the pieces together for you means you can spend less time deciphering the instructions and more time getting the enclosure ready for your ferret.